What a wonderful wedding to be a part of – a gorgeous, balmy summer’s day…a lovely bride and groom, really great guests (brought together from 13 countries!) and one of our most favourite venues to work in, it really didn’t feel like it was work, it was such an enjoyable day. Katia and William, you made it all happen so thank you for allowing us to be a small part of your celebrations and start of your new life…
We’re sometimes asked what we photograph during preparations… For us, it’s all in the details. We love creating moments of calmness before the rest of the day unfolds. It’s a chance to savour all the thought and planning that’s gone into your wedding day. Katia – we loved your colour scheme – it was just beautiful.
The food at Hopetoun House is always amazing – we love what Heritage Portfolio do. Yes – it did taste as good as it looks…
We loved the flowers that Planet Flowers designed for Hopetoun House; especially the simplicity of eight glass vases of blooms all along the fireplace – it was really inspired…
Balmoral Hotel weddings have their own kind of magic. For starters you get to literally have the red carpet rolled out for you and be treated like royalty… and then (perhaps even more special) you get access to enviable rooftop views.
What could be more perfect than getting married in your garden in Edinburgh (especially when your garden has a lawn that was almost designed for outdoor parties)?
To say we’d been looking forward to this wedding for quite a while may well be the biggest understatement of the year.
These two were among the few who set a wedding date for 2020 and stuck to it. Yes the plans changed slightly along the way (think plan A, plan B…) but in the end celebrating their wedding in the spectacular Barnbougle Castle with their closest family and friends was nothing short of perfect and they wouldn’t have changed a thing.
Queridos Katia y William:
Todo lucio perfecto para su gran dia, cada detalle cada lugar, ambos estan superfelices con el acontecimiento que sera para toda la vida. Felicitaciones otra vez. Dios los bendiga!